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safeco insurance rating FAQ
When I was a Safeco agent, I thought they did a fine job. AM Best rates them as "A".
It does depend on whether or not you were more than 50% at fault(most states) for the accident and the amount of damage caused to both vehicles. A Minor accident is usually consider to be payment of more than $500 exclusive of the deductible. A Major
It does depend on whether or not you were more than 50% at fault(most states) for the accident and the amount of damage caused to both vehicles. A Minor accident is usually consider to be payment of more than $500 exclusive of the deductible. A Major
NO insurance company has 'one size fits all' lowest rates. There's no shortcut. To find the lowest rate for YOUR rental, you have to shop around.
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Following year of $7.3 million loss, Mariners payroll set to drop
This story in today's Seattle Times details the Mariners' $7.3-million operating loss for 2011 -- just the second time they've lost money since Safeco Field opened. That's obviously quite a blow for the Mariners, and indicative of dropping attendance (they reached a new low of 1.89 million, their first time under 2 million) as well as a capital expenditure of $9 million for ballpark improvements.
The Mariners said that another reason they lost money was their decision to go over the team's budgeted payroll last season. According to the annual Associated Press figures, their Opening Day payroll last year was $86.4 million (16th highest in MLB), down from $91.1 million in 2010. At the end of the 2011 season, final payroll figures were released which had the Mariners at $98,067,684 (14th in MLB). The Opening Day payroll numbers included the salaries and pro-rated shares of signing bonuses for the 25-man roster and players on the disabled list. The end-of-season numbers were for
Source: The Seattle Times